Emirates will function its Airbus A350 plane throughout all seven weekly flights to Baghdad beginning January 1 2026, changing the Boeing 777 at the moment used on a part of the route, the provider introduced on Monday.
The transfer standardises the airline’s Iraq operations on its latest wide-body sort with the A350 set to take over flights EK943/944 which at the moment run 4 occasions per week on the 777.
Emirates already flies the A350 to Baghdad on EK941/942 launched in August.
Configured in three courses, the Emirates A350 options 32 lie-flat Enterprise Class seats in a 1-2-1 structure, 21 Premium Financial system seats, and 259 Financial system seats.
The plane additionally presents quieter cabins, wider aisles, and lighting designed to minimise jet lag, alongside the airline’s ICE leisure system.
Emirates stated the deployment reinforces its long-term dedication to Iraq and the broader area.
